Under-19 cricket world cup, is 50 over international tournament of ICC. It take place almost after 2 years time period. This year the event is schedule in West Indies, where 16 qualified teams will participate in the competition. Tournament format selected as (Round-robin and knockout). U19 cricket world cup 2022 prize money not released yet.
| Teams | Cash Prize (Each Player) | Year |
|---|---|---|
| India | 30 Lakh (INR) | 2022 |
| Pakistan | 5 Lakh (PKR) | 2022 |
| Bangladesh | $10,000 | 2022 |
| Australia | $5,000 | 2022 |
| England | £3,500 | 2022 |
Currently no U19 cricket world cup 2022 prize money adjusted for the teams. But cricket boards and governments announced cash prizes, flats, cars for the players who will manage to win the competition.
How much Each Indian U19 Player Earn for winning Under-19 world cup?
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Indian players who will win the U19 world cup, each of them in the squad awarded with cash prize of INR 30 Lakh, coach of the team awarded with (50 lakh) and team staff members earn their share
Cash Prizes for Bangladesh Players for Winning U19 World Cup
Last, time when the Bangladesh cricket team of U19 crown the champions it’s reported that each player in the squad make $10k and also received flats and cars for winning competition after dominating opponent team India in the final.
Pakistan Players Receive Bonus 5 Lakh for winning U19 World Cup
There is no fixed prize money reported the U19 cricket world cup, but if Pakistan players managed to bring the trophy home they will receive Rs 5 lakh each and 10 lakh bonus for player of the series. The give details for Pakistan players prize money in U19 world cup reported 2018, 2016, and 2020.
Top Players Development Chance of Getting Emerging Contract in First Team
For some players prize money is not much worth because they are well aware of the chance to get in the first squad of their national side Virat Kohli, Babar Azam, Dwyane Bravo top players who made their name from U19 competition to claim their contracts in the T20 and ODI squads of their teams.